Big in Bollywood

Documentaire
Année2011
Durée1h 9m

27-year-old American-born Omi Vaidya, a struggling actor in L.A., miraculously lands a dream role in the Bollywood film "3 Idiots". Curious to better understand the world of Bollywood, four of Omi's buddies armed with cameras fly to Mumbai to document his big premiere. Within a week of release, "3 Idiots" skyrockets to box office success, becoming the most successful Indian film in history and transforming Omi into an overnight megastar. But being a national sensation in India is not all glitz and glamor. Aside from the language barrier, Omi struggles with the pressure of his newly acquired fame and continuing his career momentum while trying to maintain a healthy domestic life back in Los Angeles. Set against the backdrop of Mumbai, Big in Bollywood is a film about what it is to be successful in show business, seen through the eyes of Omi's best friends, who witness his career transformation firsthand.

Casting

BB

Bill Bowles

Director

KM

Kenny Meehan

Director

Omi Vaidya

Self

HM

Habib Mithiborwala

Self - Manager

Vidhu Vinod Chopra

Self

KD

Kevin Desmond

Self

Rajkumar Hirani

Self

Aamir Khan

Self

Madhavan

Self

NR

Nilesh Rai

Self

Sendhil Ramamurthy

Self

AV

Abhay Vaidya

Self

BV

Bharati Vaidya

Self

KM

Kenny Meehan

Writer

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Commentaires

4 commentaires

maja salvadorAug 12, 2024
user9657708242373May 27, 2024

Wow u guys are perfect , the Hollywood kitchen was hilarious, u didn't promote this movie , I truly enjoyed a lot , kudos ,make more movies

Ansyla Honny.May 27, 2024

"Big in Bollywood" is a must-see for any American, or NRI (non-resident Indian) who's interested in the Indian film industry, or just wants to know what it would feel like to be a movie star. Omi Vaidya, best known for his featured role in the Indian blockbuster "3 Idiots," takes his filmmaker college buddies along for the premiere of his first big movie, and the camera is there to witness as Omi becomes famous before our eyes. The filmmakers do a great job being on hand for memorable moments in Omi's first publicity tour, and the lively editing keeps the story moving. Omi is a charming guide to his new world of big-movie business, knowing just when to make the joking aside that keeps everything down to earth. Omi's mother Bharati, wife Minal, and camera-toting pals are all likable and funny, and by the end of the film, it feels as if they've become your friends. Fans of Bollywood will be happy to see icons like Aamir Khan, but those new to Indian cinema won't feel lost, as the movie gives some basic information about the industry, with the help of snappy graphic animations. The cinematography is pretty shaky at parts, so I took off some stars for that, but the entertaining content of the film makes up for it. The shots of the enormous crowds of fans from the red-carpet point of view are astonishing. I left the film feeling happy for Omi, but pretty glad that I'm not "Big in Bollywood" myself.

Afia100May 27, 2024

I initially expected this to be a simple interview of Omi Vaidya and his peers capturing his rise to fame - but no! It was such fun to watch the the 'before' , 'during' and 'after' videos compiled by his closest friends :D Chatur was definitely a huge part of 3 Idiot's success and this short documentary is a heart warming view into the real person (or true friends') account of what and how things change overnight! PS: 'Hollywood Kitchen' seriously?! :P